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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSF.BURC, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7. 1938. Sunday n,A.,wL1n at the WfUCIOd Dlllard Circuit. Uiilani: to u. in., Buniliiy Hrhoul, 11 a. m., iiii-iichliiK ttervirp, hm'hhkh by piiMior. Look ImkkIuhh: 1( u. in., Sunday Kchool; 7 p. ni., Kpwordi It-ngiM'. Cmii n k Valley: lit n. m., Sunday mliool; 31 a. iu., iticacliiiiK. Mcmkhko ly Mrs. Helen (tangli. 7 : :t i. m., preaching Bervice. M faunae hy Mis. Hough. Special im-fKs uie in piuKrettH at Cam as Vulli-y each nifht at 7:30 p. in., whli Mitt. Helen MaiiKh aa pvuiiffllHt. All people UviiiK tn thin roiuniiintiy will want to he p rem-nl to hear the H ok pel Htory, Coma and bring u friend, (ilea I1. White. Free Methodist Church, miner TmiHIua ami Harvard A veH,, He v. Krnest K. Lee, pastor. Sunday school 9:1.1 a. m. 1'reaciiiiiK Jl a. in. ami 7:30 p. in. Prayer meet ing, Wednesday, 7:30 p. in. Full Gotptl Assembly, end of Weal Commercial Ave., A. Harold 1'eraliiK. pa tor. Servires Tor thin coining Sunday: Sunday school at 8:45, William llronips, superiiitpn dent of clttBses. Morning worship beginning; at 11 a. in.. nienHHRe by the pastor. Suliject, "Ituilders." Evening service at 7:3o. Kvau KellRlIc thiouKhout. We invite you. ServiceM lor the week: Tues day night at 7::tu. hiHiiratfonal Bervice. Mrs. 1'ersliif; will have charge. Tlnnsduy inotniiiK nl 8:30. "Full (iospel Church of the Air" broadcast over KltNlt. Tune in. Krlday night at 7:3t. Tim young people of thn church will huve elm rue of tills Hcrvice. First Christian Church, Kane And Douglas streets, Linden (!. Leavllt, minister. Chitrvh school begins at 9:45 a. in., Charles Stan ton, superintendent. Classes lor All groups. Morning worship at 10:30. Theme: 'The Tweniieth Century Church." ChiiMtian Ka deavor group meets at 6:30 p. in. Kvenlng worship at 7:30. Theme: "The Koollshness or tiotl." Yonng people's hour at Hie close of the evening worship. I'uhlle speaking class on Tuesday evening at 7:3ti. Class In general psychology im Tuesday evening from !t:on lo 10. Open lo (he general public with out charge. Hlhlo study class on Wednesday evening nt 7:30. Daily Devotions Ily l)H. CHA8. A. EDWARDS The prouiumine or Chi in! Ijiii Ily as JeHus saw it and outlined it was a tremendous and cotn preheiiNlve eiilerprfse. A great and difficult undei taking. Who would not he glad to be able to bear any HiKhillcnnt tuxl word while part nt II. We have our llfi to live and our rexpoHMiltll illen hetf and there and else where but surely Hwre would be no justlflmtloii fur a failure on out- pan to take a real hand in (Ills great many-sided cause that JeHtis talked about. What ever we do this year, we ought to have our minds set upon helpttm in thitt great undertak ing. For the honor that is laid Uinn us, our Father, In being called to be workers together with Christ in bringing His Kingdom to men, we give Thee nor thanks. Help us, we pray Thee, to he more and more un derstandlng helpers and Blucere In doing Thy will. Amen. ST KANSAS CITV, Jan. .-AlJ A IhikIuchs upturn by April 1 was predicted today by itiy T. 1 1 elver in, colli'ctor or luleina4 revenue, who said he believed by then a wage and hour bill would be law "and Dial will give business a ba sis for Its cost rigmfiig." He said he doubted the undis tributed coi potation profit tax would be repealed but said it probably would b amended "to 1'elp debt-ridden corporations." He cxprertiied belief tax collec tions for this ri.'cal year would ex ceed by a billion dollars la.st year's total of more than four and a bah' billion. Helveriug said business was jit tery became of four things -labor, tax legislation, uncertainly . as to further government spi'iiding and war. Believe Student Amnesia Victim f -xT" i,;; I--- ; i mid riMLlvi' mill help hiiiiK a ihhk Ink. r2 UHiii pri'BHiil Iiihi vini.. liny. Tlnlmiluy. Trl-Nqimrt) Hull nii-i'lH fin- nil ilny mi'i'ting. IMuri In In- iillMiiiiMii'il. Krlilny, !l:3u 11. 111. rnlliiKf lirnypr mi'Miimx nt llu Imnw nr .Mm. K. Tliiton, 111:14 Kuhi :iril Blri'i'l, mill HupilHl. paiHoiuiKi', 4IIS Hmllll .Main niii-m. . First Church of Christ Scientist, 312 Kant DoukIus HlinnC. KckiiIm' KPrvlciiH Siimluy al II u. 111. Hull Joia of li'ssnii: "KniTiiliii'iil." Sun day Bchool convi'ni's lit U: -I r. 11. 111. .Weillu'Silny I'vi'iiliiK ni f i' t 1 11 K s which Incluile titliniiiili' or hi'iil J11B nnd rwniii'k on t'hrlstluii KrliMicr, nro hi'iil ill S o'lioi k. M ill' ji-iiilliiK room In (rout nt tin1 i-hiirch oilllli i' In opi'ii ilally i-xi opl undayK mill liolliliiyn Irmn 2 lo I 1i. 111. Ili'li) tin' IIII1I" ""'I n'1 IIioi'ImmI Chrlnlliin Si-li'iii'n lit.TU turii ninv pi' 1-iMiil. Imrrowi'il or wllli ku'rlllffl 'for. Tim pillllli' l ror illillly Invlti'il to nlli'iiil I ho chiirt'li in'rvli'i'H mill I" vImIi Ihn ri'iiillni! -00 111. ' Glide Baptist Church, n : t r. a. 111., iinilnr siliool. Mi- l'"'i'l Annul. hiipi'rlimiiHli'iil. I'lnsm'H for nil. II u'clork pri'iu llini! him vIi'ii, Til 'Thi' (llorloii Ho pi- of 'hi' -huri'h." :: l in- ' Y- ' ltohiTt Cam'hi'i'r li-uili-r. I iinio anil (iijiiv this m'nli'i'. All yiniiiK pi'o jil ' Invlli'il. 7:3 p. i- """B m-rviie ami i'vimiIiik iiii'hk'. "Ilinv Coil lii'iilH With Mi'ii." JOvorvnnn wi'li'inni'. Wi'ilni'mlny. 6:;iU p. 111.. ri'llownhlp snppi'r anil miiiiiiil bimlni'HK ini'i'ilim. I.lnyil 8 t'ox, pitHtol'. St. Paul's Lutheran Church, I'ori'V mill MIHlury biiwI, Wpsi ltnsi'hiirx. Tin- Hi'ivli'i' of Snnilay. .lnmiury . lii'Klns at 7::m p in Th topli' of thi' si'imoil l. "Tin' Meal ( lirlmlnn Kunilly." Tin- Sun rlny sohonl nii'i'iH ni W n i Th ri'itillni' inoi'tliiK of tho Sun tin v 111I100I H'llrlli'is will In' In-Ill Jan. 7 (tonkin 111 I In- palor tlonii'. Thi' nniliial xoli-r'H lin'i'l Inn will I"' hi'M Wnniliiy I'v iilim BlIiM- in'i 1 li i's. All vol Inn is-'in-bors mi' niiixt iirsi'inly nuiU'KH'il to In- pii'wiil. 'I'hi- pioitor will illno ilvi hl aniii'iil ri'Piut nlli'i-tin- si'i'vlii'. Tin' Viiuun Ti'iiph''" li'iiBin' llii'i'ts Tui'f.lny I'vi'lilim al the homo of Mr. anil Mr Anilii'w Brhlli'k. Tin- I.lltlli'l'mi lioul' lin liroiuliiiHl Suiiiliiy al l:!'." P- "' All llmi'iii'iH an' uir.i'il In wrlli' In to llu- l.illhi'mll lloiir I'lthiT In tarn of KltSlt or tin' l.ulhi'inn Hour. SI. l.oxtH. Mo. Wi. niiwl conllnlly Invito ill' to nlli'li'l nnl m-rvtre anil Suii'lav B' hool W A. ttylwi'Hlor, 11711 .Military Nli.'.'t. nstor. M. E. Church, South. V ImlH' you to worship with . Hi'iidi's l 11 n. in. ami 7::l" p. in. Our .liunh ji liool Blmis ill ! 15 11 in . anil Hi'' yoiins pi'opli'B si'ivli I i-l" P III. Minn Malili' H;iboii l tin' li'Bil cr lor thi' voium pi'opli'' si'ivlri' this wi'i'k. 11. I' I'.li'iiion. pastor. First Baptist Church, .1. II. Turn 1nlll. Mlnlsli'r. !t.:m n. m- prnyi'r nti-i-Hint In I'huri h pnilnr. II: IS n. 111. Illlili' siliool. Alvm Tipton. siii Cllnli'tlili'lll. A ni'll ormilllli'il m hnol of llvi' ili'pnitlili'llls. II it 111 luorlllne worship (hniiulrnst ovrr KUN HI. Anllli'in. "II Llinin ol tloil" I.Mil'nlllnl. Klve llllllilli' Ulk to loinn folks. Tho mull' Hiiiiitnl will BlliK "Thill llt'BUIItill IjuiiI" Si'inion, "Till1 Hay of thi' I.011I" li::lll p. 111 yolniK pi'opli' s piayi'l nioplliiK. .:H' P ni Junior mnl s.-n lor II. V. I', unions. 7 -In p. in. '" Iiik Bi'i'VIrt'. inii'i, 1 un i.i'i'i I- J M- slH'Ohnril" iSllllirll. Miss It Ijirson anil Mis. U. Ilinli'll. Sor 111011. "Is fhilst's lli'tllin lli'loii' 111 Allot' Hip MUli'iiliim "" l l hi' sim mnl In 11 si'ili'S on "roiulnir I'lM'itts'"!. Wi'illli'silav. 7 :lll p. in- pniM'l-. pinlsi' nail Hlhlo slll'ly. Suhji'il. llu. Ilolv Still II bs nil" I mm- Church of the Nazsrene, mil' Work fiiRt of the t'liiirtliiiimn on HiiimliiB Klri'i't. Kunilny silinol at Hi ll" 11. III. unili'i- tho siiihuvIhIoii of Hurry H. Wi'hh. Coiiia mnl hi ml v l!l!' WOlll Of (lllll. I'llMll hlllK BHlVll'H all II Mill. SiTiicH ut Hip county lionip nt l:ilil p. 1,1. uipptliiK ut Hip lillll'ill III S:3ll. N. Y. I". S. iupp. lux ill : ir, p. m. mi,).,- thi, IphiIpi" shlp r Mis. f. lln.VB. I'lvmhln!! scrvlrp IipkIiib priitnptly al 7:15 Tili'silny pvpiiIiik I'otlnitP- praypr ini'i'lliiK at 7:3(1 til I lit. honip ill Mr. mnl Mrs. WIIIIb Hwott on I'ltl liTliin Btrppt. Id'Kiilar Thurmliiy i'vimiIiik praypr inoptltiK at Hip ilinri'h 111 7:3n. l.ponnnl C. John son, pastor. Church of Christ mi'i'ts pvmy linl's ilny In Mni't'iihpp hall, Cass mnl riuo Blri'i'tB. llllilp biiiiIv al 111:1111 11. ill. Communion nt 1 1 : 111 1 o'clock. Welcome pxli'liili'il In all. The First Methodist Episcopal Church, S. Itaynor Smith, minister. Sunday si liool nt 11:45 a. 111 Alorn Iiik worship at 1 1 : 1)0 o'clock with 1 1"' spllnoli hy Hpv. II. v. Anili't son. Kiiivnilh I.piikuo at tl-ttl p. in. l-'or the usual pvt'tilnu Bcrvlce 111 7:311 we will unlli' with Hip M. K. church South. 1'iaycr inccllni: Wi'illicBilay pvpiiIiik at 7:311. A warm welcouip ,111 all In nlleinl IIipbp Hcrvli'i's. First Presbyterian Church. "The Untl of I'lcnsurc," Htiliject fur the I1:iiii 11. ill. si'ivlco Snnilay. Ornmi vpsppt-H al 7.25 11. 111. coiiilucli-il hy Mrs. Homer W. (irow. pipe or Kiinlsl. Your fiiMirllc hymn will hc pluycd oil rciticsl. "Is Jesus Christ I'otnliii; lluck AkiiIii When'.'" Is Hip theme for llip cvpiiint' serv ice. Krnnk Cruhhc will nlim 'ouul: pciiplc's niPi'liuits nt lt:3 p. 111. .llsslnnary scrvlcp. Mrs. C. K. Itohi'l'tH will spell I,. Millie study mid praise service Weiinesiliiv eve nillii at 7:3il. "What Hie lllhle Ti'H Ilea Atiollt .Man" Is the suliject Win I', l-'mlcetle. minister. OREGON EVENTS FLASHED FROM WIRE SERVICE I'OItTI.ANn, Jan. 7. CAP) An drew Jackson ftobius. ST., and Ada Kox, Is, were married at the Salva tion Army eltadi-l last night. It took the aged groom ten years lo put the iiestlon. SKAT'I'IJ-:, Jan. 7 ( A I') Lelaud M. iMinlap, of IVndleton, Ore., em ploye ol the I'. K. deiiaitinetit of air eomiueree, pleaded innocent iu federal court here to a charge, of shooting ducks over live denivK. He was formerly stationed at Mel llngham. I'OKTI.ANH. Jan. 7. t A I') The Heboid board must show cause iu circuit court January l!t why it Hhould not be restrained from en forcing compulsory retirement of teachers who have reached the age or lifi In districts or 2U,isii) or more population. A. A. Campbell, 65, Hoise ele mentary school principal, challeng ed coiiHtUiilioiialily of the legiHla tlve. act. AUlANY, Jan. 7. (AP Arthur K. MciMuhan. ehalrnian or the Ore gon li(iior control cmnilsslon. said persons holding beer and wine licenses would be allowed to oper ate until January 15 ko local en dorsements could be obtained. WASHINGTON. Jan. 7 fAP) Internal revenue collections in Oregon for the year ending June :il. I!:i7. totaled $M.!.V!MX. I he secretary of ilie treasury reporteil. Income taxes totaled Sh.im.S.iiT!,. anil nifscellaneoiiK revenue ?:i,ii!7,- h!H. Payroll taxes under the social security mi amounted lo $1,lftd,i:,3. I'OltTI.ANIV Jan. 7. ( I) A police melting pot dest roved l"0 lot machines cnuriscaled in raids 11 reded by Commissioner J. 10. Hennctl. I'oirr oiii-'oiui. Jan. i; (aim The Curry county court refused to license games of chance. The revenue had been estimated at ' S:iintu. I WASHINGTON. Jan. ti - tAl't I Impoitatlon of 1M.1H" head of cat i le It oni Canada tinder Die Ca Ita lian tniilf iiL-i t'oiiiciii liiiiinir im:;tI was relimieil bv the finiiiiniiinfi' i of cnxtottH The Orison dist rii t ' - ? M A nation-wide search has been instituted lor Merle Austin, 17, above, of Emington, III., who mysteriously disappeared from the University of Iowa campus Armistice Day. Unable to sug gest any cause for his disap pearance, his parents believe him the victim of amnesia. The youth is five feet eight inches tall, weighs 130 pounds and has wavy brown hair and blue rye imported 4'iS head of less than 17.1 pounds each and sut head of 7lo pounds or more each. BAY YIELDS CORPSE OF MRS. M. FLAVIN MONTKltKY, Calif., Jan. C (Al) The body ol a woman found in Carmel hay was idea ti lled today through dentistry as that of Mrs. Martin Flavin, wile of tin- Broadway playwright. Mrs. Flavin disappeared hist De cember ' and police authorities said she2 apparently bad fallen over a cliff Into the sea while tak ing photographs. IMPOUNDED ily authority of ihe Douglas County Control Commission the fol lowing described dog has been im pounded and if not claimed within is hours from the hour fixed be low will be sold or killed as pro vided by law; Small female Pekingese, picked up at Camas Vallev. TOM FLKTCIIF.lt. Knt'orceineut ( M't'wer January 7, r: mi p. m. n TELEPHONE 270-J For HUNT'S SUPER CREAMED M ICE CREAM FREE DELIVERY iswii,iii;...jijiiiiuiyCT.sjMiiij DR. G. W. Marshall DENTIST 314 Medical Arts Bldg Plione 9 Re.. Pilous Evenings bv Apuo'ntment Condensed lteior( Till UNITE I) STATES NATIONAL of h r I land, Oregon As of Dvrrmhrr 31, 1!.'!7 KKSOl'KCKS Cash on Hand inul One from Bunks. .?.'!l.ll.!,0S(i.21 I'nitrd Stntes Ciovornmont Honds SO.ins.lS.'l.no ?tt-l.521,2Gft.21 Mnnii ipal nnd Ollu-r Kcmds 10,017.771.2 I Loans and llisi'oiinls 27.22'.l,7;!7.!l.') Sto'k in l'Vdoviil Uoscrve Hank 211.51)0.011 Hunk I'vomiscs (ini'liidiiiK Hraiu'lics) 2,71i),4iS.;!.) Safe Deposit 'anlts 40.9(50.1:! Other Heal Kstate 270.fi25.2S Customers' Liability on Acceptances and t'oroittn Kills 5:16.7 12.211 Interest Karned 316,787.01 Other Resources 51ii:t I.IMtll.lTIKS 12.l4.!Ml.ai Capital $1,500,000.00 Surplus 2.550,000.00 I'ndivided Profits l,tM:!.0l:l.:!2 Reserves 7W..V17.t'l ? !).7ii". l50.96 Acceptances and I-'oreiKii Pulls 536, 712.20 Dividends Declared 7S.750.0rt Interest Collected Not Karned 12.0P0.56 Deposits: Demand and Time. S106. tiiS.S 1 1.57 Public Funds '.UiO.'l.'.Hl.V.V) 1 16.072.S 10.52 Other Liabilities 1.Q70.Q3 Baih TuMit tut Ttust Fun4 . i . .l . -. (. : $126,464,91-1.36 ROSEBURG BRANCH B ROSEBURG. OREGON o Krsil Oltirv. IstUih1. Orruon DIRECT BRA.NCII OK IIIK I MU D M Oh W1IONVI. RVNK OK 1'ORTLANU Wrmhtr trilrtnl f'r"i! nitrnntr (.nrpc'rufirn I A new nerieH of lectuteH will start Sunday, Jan. 9. al the Com munity liibie auditorium near the ver c'reel; bridge, it was aniioune rd todhy. The program will offer a 'l went j -seven ni'bt Bet ien" by Kvaitpeiist Harold A. PVckham. The subject tor Sunday niKhl lt 'TnininK. A World I dictator." The naiiotiK have many dictators, but the Mible uameH h dictator that in to rule not only a nation but the world, the evaniieli.st declare. Spe cial pictures on the screen w ill illustrate the talk. Lectures are to be given eaclr nit-'hl except .Monday anI Weilnert day. Kducational pictures will be .show n three nights each week. The lir.t ol' these will be shown at 7::i" p. in. TueKday. dealini,' with Vi llowKtone National park. There will be no tharKP, it is announced, but a collection will h taken. BOY FINDS MONEY, PROVES HONESTY honest thiiiK to do was to place his find in the bands of someone who might fiud the owner Accordingly be banded It over to stale police and today it had been returned to Its owner. Ken-m-th also wait happy, having a handnoniH reward for bis honesty. peme if license tags and tags bear ing the name and address of the owner were placed on the dog's rntlar Where the owner ran b contacted directly by the officer picking up a stray dog, the expense of advertising is saved. Fletcher aid. '3 Kl'fJKN'K. Jan. 7 (AI) Ser jeant Karl Houston of the state police found his faith in youth n-vhcil today. Wednesday, Kenneth lloring, 12, w ho lives near Kuiene, found a wallet iu the city, containing ?I7 in currency and a S'iU bond. Imz ted by the show of money and embossed bond, he decided the During the lirn year of opera tion under the county dog control hoard, the task of handling the dog situation In iJoiiKlas county has resulted in the destruction of 2"iii strays or killers, and Ihe finding of suitable homes for 1T0 canines, Tom Fletcher, law enforcement of ficer lor the board, reported today. The dogs killed were largely mongrels, worthless strays, vicious and killer dogs, and those other w ise held to be useless. Homes have been found for practically all dogs of good breed, Fletcher states. Many of these were aogs which apparently bad been lost or abandoned by tour ists, or by persons w ho moved from the county leaving the dogs with out care. Little trouble has been encoun I tered, he reports, in placing Kood j dogs, and. In fact, there Is a wall ing list of nearly lud applicants, most of whom have specified dogs of ceriain breeds. He suggests that owners of dogs could save themselves much ex- WINCHESTER Roller Skates! $1.65 $1.85 $2.25 Double Row Ball Bearing Streamlined Nickel Plated FREE WHEELING GREYHOUND SKATES Full sized, at $135 SKOOTER SKATES Reg. priced at $1.35, special 50c Churchill Hardware Co. IRONMONGERS OVEN BAKED BEANS OR BROWN BREAD Red White, Cslo Large Cans, 2 for TOMATOES Blue & White. Extra 4 ff Standard. No. 2"2 cans .... VJ SAUERKRAUT Red White. o gt No. 2' 2 Cans. 2 for AjC FANCY CORN Red & White. Golden A Bantam. No. 2','s, 2 for .... PANCAKE FLOUR ted & White, f Large Pka lfC CANE & MAPLE SYRUP Red & White. Quart Jugs jii Here are the Red & White ''Quint6" for you, folks. We're proud of every one of them. "Quality," "Economy," "Price," "Savory," and "Delicious." All are loved by the housewives who seek the most for the least. Next time you shop, order Red & White brand and be sure of obtaining the quintessence (Quints) of all food brands! Specials for Saturday and Monday, Jan. 8th and 10th SALAD DRESSING - qs 37c FLAV-R-JELL - Fdk5S 14c CRACKERS Kr spy 2BoLxb 29c BABY LIMA BEANS - b8 23c WHITE BEANS - bs 19c ELECTRIC LAMPS Baker's COCOA - CaLnb 13c Blue & White OYSTERS - "To,1 Cans 27c Brcwn Jersey heavyweight GLOVES - pai, 18c Red & White LYE - - a 9c PUREX Quart.- 13c 15 to 60-Watt inclusive SNOWDRIFT 6 For 3-Lb. Caiif. . 73c i 53c WESSON OIL Quart? 39c Mart Coffee Our Low Everyday Price 1-Lb. Bags Early Riser COFFEE . . A Good Coffee for the Price! 1-Lb. 2SG 19c The following merchants in Roseburg and surrounding territory will serve you: L. J. Allen Suiherlin Frank Rrndstreet Riddle N. D. Cool Drain N. R. Fisher Kelley'i Corner C. J. Grimm Roseburg I. B. Nichols Brockway H. F. Hebard Umpqua A. G. Henninger Glendale W. R. Anderson Roseburg L. E. Henninger Canyonville Morgan's Grocery Roseburg Reynolds & Adams . ..Myrtle Creek B. R. Richter.& Co Camaj Valley E. T. Stenseth Yoncalla R. O. Thomas Elkton H. R. Underwood Oakland Ellison & Ellison Dilktrd WiiiiiiwnuiatiUMiiwjpMWiij.uwpijiisiiijwB firoll MFivS 5 WITH' every f